Haixing Trail

- Attraction Introduction - Keelung boasts numerous ancient trails and footpaths, originally developed by local residents in early times to transport fish to the city or purchase daily necessities. The Haixing Trail is one such route. The Haixing Trail was originally part of the 'Fish Road Ancient Trail.' In recent years, it has been maintained and renovated by the Haixing Swimming Association, leading to its renaming as 'Haixing Trail.' Today, it is a verdant hiking trail, passing by the Stone God Temple and a millennium-old ancient trail stele. Reaching the Lover's Tower offers panoramic views of where mountains meet the sea, as well as the distant Keelung Islet. - Attraction Features - Walking along the tree-lined Haixing Trail feels like stepping into a green time tunnel, as if hearing the footsteps of ancient fishermen carrying fish baskets over mountains. The Haixing Trail is 950 meters long with a gentle slope. It is full of forest scenery and lush greenery along the way, making it a friendly hiking route that blends nature, ecology, and historical stories. Along the trail, visitors can explore attractions such as the Stone God Temple and observation decks. The trail's end connects to the Lover's Lake Trail, allowing for a combined visit to Lover's Lake Park and its surrounding attractions. It's also a popular choice for half-day or full-day Keelung coastal scenic hiking routes. - Recommended Activities - The Haixing Trail is densely shaded along its entire length, making it a pleasant hiking route suitable for all seasons. It's perfect for a relaxing outdoor excursion with family or friends. Don't miss the Lover's Tower observation deck along the way; ascending the tower offers expansive views, ideal for taking photos, and you can also gaze at attractions such as Mt. Dawulun, Dawulun Fort, and Keelung Islet. The trail's end connects to the Lover's Lake Trail. You can also continue hiking along the Lover's Lake Trail to Lover's Lake Park for a rest or a picnic. - Nearby Recommendations - There are many attractions around the Haixing Trail. In addition to hiking, if you want to swim, you can visit the natural Haixing Swimming Pool. Furthermore, since the Haixing Trail connects to the Lover's Lake Trail, you can also plan a combined visit to Lover's Lake Park and Lover's Lake Coastal Boulevard.